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    Openbci Gui, supplied by OpenBCI Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: A novel non-invasive EEG-SSVEP diagnostic tool for color vision deficiency in individuals with locked-in syndrome
    Article Snippet: .. The raw EEG data were collected using the OpenBCI GUI software (version 5.2.2), saved as. txt files, and then imported into Python and MATLAB for processing. .. First, the EEG data for all subjects were filtered using a 4th-order Butterworth bandpass filter (BPF) with a cutoff frequency range of 5–30 Hz, followed by a notch filter to eliminate 60 Hz powerline noise, both applied in the OpenBCI GUI software.

    Article Title: Flickering white light stimulation at 60 Hz induces strong, widespread neural entrainment and synchrony in healthy subjects
    Article Snippet: .. The recordings were performed using the OpenBCI GUI software (version 6.0.0-beta.1) on an Apple MacBook Pro computer with an M2 processor and 16 GB of RAM. ..

    Article Title: Study while you sleep: using targeted memory reactivation as an independent research project for undergraduates.
    Article Snippet: Newly acquired information is stabilized into long-term memory through the process of consolidation.. Memories are not static; rather, they are constantly updated via reactivation, and this reactivation occurs preferentially during slow-wave sleep (SWS; also referred to as N3 in humans).. Here we present a scalable neuroscience research investigation of memory reactivation using lowcost electroencephalogram (EEG) recording hardware and open-source software for students and educators across the K-12 and higher education spectrum.

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    Article Title: fNIRS, EEG, ECG, and GSR reveal an effect of complex, dynamically changing environments on cognitive load, affective state, and performance, but not physiological stress
    Article Snippet: .. Signal quality control was performed in the OpenBCI GUI, visually inspecting for derailed electrodes and noise, in which case the electrode in question would be refitted. ..

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    Article Title: EEG in Education: A Scoping Review of Hardware, Software, and Methodological Aspects.
    Article Snippet: = 1.4) n/a OpenBCI UltracortexMark IV, 8 ch OpenBCI GUI and EEGLAB Yes Publicly available EEG dataset.

    Article Title: A novel non-invasive EEG-SSVEP diagnostic tool for color vision deficiency in individuals with locked-in syndrome
    Article Snippet: The OpenBCI GUI, shown in , was used for data acquisition.

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    Article Title: Passenger physiology in self-driving vehicles during unexpected events.
    Article Snippet: .. Continuous EEG data was recorded with a portable OpenBCI 4-channel Ganglion board utilizing Lab Streaming Layer (LSL) from OpenBCI GUI at a 200 Hz sampling rate. ..



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    <t>GUI</t> for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file <t>(NIfTI),</t> <t>MATLAB</t> workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.
    Gui Source Code, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    <t>GUI</t> for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file <t>(NIfTI),</t> <t>MATLAB</t> workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.
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    GUI for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file (NIfTI), MATLAB workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.

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    Article Title: Novel User-Friendly Application for MRI Segmentation of Brain Resection following Epilepsy Surgery

    doi: 10.3390/diagnostics12041017

    Figure Lengend Snippet: GUI for the resection segmentation. ( A ): Interface to select postoperative MRI and preoperative brain-mask files, or the patient’s Brainstorm anatomy folder that contains them. ( B ): Slider to select tolerance threshold (default: optimal value). ( C ): Interface to place the initial seed using an MRI viewer (see ) or entering its coordinates. The user can set an additional ROI for region growing by entering its ranges (this is optional, see ). ( D ): Options to exclude brain ventricles and/or generate the anatomical report through a brain parcellation file, which must be selected. E and F: the user can change the view ( E ) and slice ( F ) to visualize the postoperative MRI and resection model shown in G. ( G ): Preview of results (left: postoperative MRI; middle: resection model, right: automated report and resection volume in cm 3 ). ( H ): Buttons to run the segmentation (“Calculate”), or to export results to a file (NIfTI), MATLAB workspace, or directly to the initial Brainstorm anatomy folder. Status LED turns red in case of error (green otherwise). “Show 3D” button shows the resection model (see ), while “Reset” allows to reset all settings and run again.

    Article Snippet: The GUI source code is freely available as a MATLAB-based application ( https://github.com/rbillardello/BrainResectionApp (accessed on 14 April 2022)).

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